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RajaRawal111

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
Broadsheet ends up paying Rs4.5m to Sharif family in London lawsuit


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Broadsheet CEO, Kaveh Moussavi.
  • Broadsheet has made a payment of £20,000 for the settlement of the Sharif family’s legal costs
  • The asset recovery firm has withdrawn the Avenfield Apartments attachment application before the English High Court
  • Lawyers acting for the Sharif family have confirmed that the payment has been received in their bank account



LONDON: Broadsheet LLC — hired by the Pakistani government to recover money and assets from the Sharif family — has ended up making a payment of around Rs4.5 million to the Sharifs in the lawsuit before the London High Court, according to legal evidence.
Broadsheet has made a payment of £20,000 (equivalent to 4.5 million Pakistani Rupees) to the Sharif family for the settlement of the Sharif family’s legal costs after having withdrawn the Avenfield Apartments attachment application before the English High Court for the seizure and sale of four Avenfield Apartments in the Broadsheet vs Pakistan/National Accountability Bureau (NAB) case.
Lawyers acting for the Sharif family have confirmed that the payment has been received in their bank account whereas Broadsheet’s lawyers have also confirmed making the payment.
Read more: Kaveh Moussavi challenges David Rose to sue him over £250000 kickback expose
Broadsheet was hired by Pakistan in 1999 to trace and recover assets of chief "target" Nawaz Sharif, his family members and around 170 other Pakistanis, but the deal has ended up costing Pakistan over US $65 million and no assets of Sharifs or anyone else were found — with the only exception of Admiral Mansoorul Haq.
According to legal papers available with this reporter, Broadsheet on 19 June 2020 started the process in the London High Court for the recovery of money awarded through two court judgments through the sale of four Avenfield Apartments.
Before starting the attachment process, Broadsheet (an Isle of Man company, in liquidation) obtained arbitration awards from the Court of Arbitration against Pakistan/NAB for breach of contract and damages in the sum of nearly $29 million.
Read more: UK court dismisses Broadsheet's plea seeking custody of Avenfield flats
In late 2019, Broadsheet was granted permission by the English High Court to enforce these arbitration awards as if they were judgments of the High Court.
The High Court in the UK normally enforces judgment debts by issuing a Charging Order whereby the creditor ‘charges’ assets belonging to the debtor. Charging orders generally follow a three-stage process: first, the claimant obtains an Interim Charging Order (ICO) which is issued on an ex parte basis; second, an application is made for a final charging order which if contested by the opposite party has to be argued before the court; and third, after a party succeeds in obtaining a final charging order, a subsequent order is made for the sale of the assets.
Broadsheet sought an Order on the basis that the Government of Pakistan held beneficial interests in the Avenfield Apartments pursuant to the judgment of the Accountability Court in Islamabad in the Avenfield Reference dated 6 July 2018 — convicting former PM Nawaz Sharif in the assets beyond means case.
Broadsheet’s solicitors notified Nielsen and Nescoll about the case on 6 July 2020. Since the Sharif family decided to contest, a hearing was listed for 19 October 2020. If Broadsheet were able to convince the court to issue a Charging Order, the next stage would be to request the sale of the apartments but on 5 October 2020, it was learnt from the High Court that most likely on the request of Broadsheet, the hearing was adjourned to 17 December 2020. This was the same date when the hearing was set for the charging of Pakistani High Commission’s bank accounts at the United bank Limited (UBL) which was decided in favour of Broadsheet.
Lawyers for the Sharif family said that from the outset, their position was that on well-established English legal principles, the Accountability Court Judgment, which has serious legal and factual flaws, did not vest any interest in the Avenfield Apartments and that it was, therefore, incapable of being enforced by the UK High Court.
On 2 December 2020, Broadsheet withdrew the case from the High Court whereas the Court made an order on the same day clearly discharging the Avenfield Apartments from any future proceedings.
Broadsheet stated that it withdrew the case for seizure and sale of the Avenfield apartments because it did not wish to proceed as it had secured its judgment debt by way of a separate Interim Third Party Debt Order but records show that Broadsheet had obtained an Interim Third Party Debt Order to freeze the High Commission’s accounts on 23 June 2020.
An Interim Charging Order is neither final nor binding. It was only made final after Broadsheet managed to convince the court in the hearing on 17 December 2020 to freeze the Pakistani High Commission’s bank accounts. Broadsheet did not, therefore, have the benefit of anything to secure the judgment money at the time when it withdrew its case against the Avenfield Apartments.

 

RajaRawal111

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
ماشا الله عمران خان کے دیے پیسوں میں کتنی برکت پڑی ہے - نوسرباز موسوی میں کہاں کہاں نہیں کمیشن دیے - پھر بھی نہیں ختم ہو رھے
 

RajaRawal111

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
عمران خان کو چاہیے کہ سٹیٹ بینک سے نکلوا کر ڈیوڈ روز کی ڈھائی لکھ پاونڈ مورٹگیج بھی دے دے - اور موسوی کو ایک ملین پاونڈ دے کر ڈیوڈ روز کو بھی شہباز شریف سے بچا لے
اس میں بھی بہت برکت پرنی ہے - بابے فرید اور پاک پتن کی کرپا سے
 
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Kam

Minister (2k+ posts)
او کدھر بھاگ رہے ہو اب بے شرمو ؟؟
جرنل ملک کا نہیں پتا لگانا کون تھا اور کدھر سے اترا تھا
You even do not know a single thing about the case.
Mosavi filed a case to pledge avenfield apartments for compensation which belong to sharif family.
But his contract was with the Government of Pakistan.
He is stupid enough to go for this plea.

Since he is a thug, so he is going by all means.
 

s.shahid

MPA (400+ posts)
ماشا الله عمران خان کے دیے پیسوں میں کتنی برکت پڑی ہے - نوسرباز موسوی میں کہاں کہاں نہیں کمیشن دیے - پھر بھی نہیں ختم ہو رھے

Your excitement shows how much you understand UK legal system. An advice, zada khush nahi hona, pehlay bhi jaldi main rasgullay kha liay thay.
 

RajaRawal111

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
You even do not know a single thing about the case.
Mosavi filed a case to pledge avenfield apartments for compensation which belong to sharif family.
But his contract was with the Government of Pakistan.
He is stupid enough to go for this plea.

Since he is a thug, so he is going by all means.
I am very much thankful to you Sir for enlightening me

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RajaRawal111

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
Your excitement shows how much you understand UK legal system. An advice, zada khush nahi hona, pehlay bhi jaldi main rasgullay kha liay thay.
او نہیں نہیں میں خوش نہیں ہو رہا جناب حیران و پریشان ہو رہا ہوں
 

Wake up Pak

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
‏براڈ شیٹ نے ایون فیلڈ اپارٹمنٹس اپنے پیسے کی ادائیگی کے لیے ضبط کروانے کی کوششش کی جو وہ ہار گے اور قانون کے مطابق وکلا کا خرچ دینا پڑا، اس سے آپکے گناہ،جرائم اور کیلبری فونٹ والی بھونگیاں نہیں دھلتی۔ ویسے آج تک آپ ان فلیٹوں کی منی ٹریل بھی نہ دے سکے!
 

Citizen X

President (40k+ posts)
Broadsheet ends up paying Rs4.5m to Sharif family in London lawsuit


336529_7822408_updates.jpg
Broadsheet CEO, Kaveh Moussavi.
  • Broadsheet has made a payment of £20,000 for the settlement of the Sharif family’s legal costs
  • The asset recovery firm has withdrawn the Avenfield Apartments attachment application before the English High Court
  • Lawyers acting for the Sharif family have confirmed that the payment has been received in their bank account



LONDON: Broadsheet LLC — hired by the Pakistani government to recover money and assets from the Sharif family — has ended up making a payment of around Rs4.5 million to the Sharifs in the lawsuit before the London High Court, according to legal evidence.
Broadsheet has made a payment of £20,000 (equivalent to 4.5 million Pakistani Rupees) to the Sharif family for the settlement of the Sharif family’s legal costs after having withdrawn the Avenfield Apartments attachment application before the English High Court for the seizure and sale of four Avenfield Apartments in the Broadsheet vs Pakistan/National Accountability Bureau (NAB) case.
Lawyers acting for the Sharif family have confirmed that the payment has been received in their bank account whereas Broadsheet’s lawyers have also confirmed making the payment.
Read more: Kaveh Moussavi challenges David Rose to sue him over £250000 kickback expose
Broadsheet was hired by Pakistan in 1999 to trace and recover assets of chief "target" Nawaz Sharif, his family members and around 170 other Pakistanis, but the deal has ended up costing Pakistan over US $65 million and no assets of Sharifs or anyone else were found — with the only exception of Admiral Mansoorul Haq.
According to legal papers available with this reporter, Broadsheet on 19 June 2020 started the process in the London High Court for the recovery of money awarded through two court judgments through the sale of four Avenfield Apartments.
Before starting the attachment process, Broadsheet (an Isle of Man company, in liquidation) obtained arbitration awards from the Court of Arbitration against Pakistan/NAB for breach of contract and damages in the sum of nearly $29 million.
Read more: UK court dismisses Broadsheet's plea seeking custody of Avenfield flats
In late 2019, Broadsheet was granted permission by the English High Court to enforce these arbitration awards as if they were judgments of the High Court.
The High Court in the UK normally enforces judgment debts by issuing a Charging Order whereby the creditor ‘charges’ assets belonging to the debtor. Charging orders generally follow a three-stage process: first, the claimant obtains an Interim Charging Order (ICO) which is issued on an ex parte basis; second, an application is made for a final charging order which if contested by the opposite party has to be argued before the court; and third, after a party succeeds in obtaining a final charging order, a subsequent order is made for the sale of the assets.
Broadsheet sought an Order on the basis that the Government of Pakistan held beneficial interests in the Avenfield Apartments pursuant to the judgment of the Accountability Court in Islamabad in the Avenfield Reference dated 6 July 2018 — convicting former PM Nawaz Sharif in the assets beyond means case.
Broadsheet’s solicitors notified Nielsen and Nescoll about the case on 6 July 2020. Since the Sharif family decided to contest, a hearing was listed for 19 October 2020. If Broadsheet were able to convince the court to issue a Charging Order, the next stage would be to request the sale of the apartments but on 5 October 2020, it was learnt from the High Court that most likely on the request of Broadsheet, the hearing was adjourned to 17 December 2020. This was the same date when the hearing was set for the charging of Pakistani High Commission’s bank accounts at the United bank Limited (UBL) which was decided in favour of Broadsheet.
Lawyers for the Sharif family said that from the outset, their position was that on well-established English legal principles, the Accountability Court Judgment, which has serious legal and factual flaws, did not vest any interest in the Avenfield Apartments and that it was, therefore, incapable of being enforced by the UK High Court.
On 2 December 2020, Broadsheet withdrew the case from the High Court whereas the Court made an order on the same day clearly discharging the Avenfield Apartments from any future proceedings.
Broadsheet stated that it withdrew the case for seizure and sale of the Avenfield apartments because it did not wish to proceed as it had secured its judgment debt by way of a separate Interim Third Party Debt Order but records show that Broadsheet had obtained an Interim Third Party Debt Order to freeze the High Commission’s accounts on 23 June 2020.
An Interim Charging Order is neither final nor binding. It was only made final after Broadsheet managed to convince the court in the hearing on 17 December 2020 to freeze the Pakistani High Commission’s bank accounts. Broadsheet did not, therefore, have the benefit of anything to secure the judgment money at the time when it withdrew its case against the Avenfield Apartments.

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Lo G phir rasgulay phele baant diye ? ? ? ? ?
Patta nahi tum patwari kub sudro gay,

Problem is you are always too keen to do your bandar dance all the time specially based on tatti from the likes of Jew news

Its called court fees, but ofcourse for jahils like you videos like this exist but you dungar patwaris
 

RajaRawal111

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
‏براڈ شیٹ نے ایون فیلڈ اپارٹمنٹس اپنے پیسے کی ادائیگی کے لیے ضبط کروانے کی کوششش کی جو وہ ہار گے اور قانون کے مطابق وکلا کا خرچ دینا پڑا، اس سے آپکے گناہ،جرائم اور کیلبری فونٹ والی بھونگیاں نہیں دھلتی۔ ویسے آج تک آپ ان فلیٹوں کی منی ٹریل بھی نہ دے سکے!
You even do not know a single thing about the case.
Mosavi filed a case to pledge avenfield apartments for compensation which belong to sharif family.
But his contract was with the Government of Pakistan.
He is stupid enough to go for this plea.

Since he is a thug, so he is going by all means.
این آر او زندگان کی موجیں

جی جی بلکل سہی فرما رھے ہے آپ --- یہ ساری باتیں سر انتھونی ایونز کے فیصلے کے پیرا گراف نمبر
Q.5.9.b
میں دھل چکے ہیں
اور عمرانی باندروں کو پتا نہیں کہ یہ دھلائی شہزاد اکبر نے جے آئ ٹی کی پتلون اتار کر کی ہے - مجھے کیوں کہ عمرانیوں کی جہالت ختم کرنے کا کوئی شوق باقی نہیں رہا --- اس لئے اگر آپ کو ضرورت محسوس ہوئی تو فیصلہ ڈاون لوڈ کریں اور اس پیرا کو خود پڑھیں پھر آگے بات کریں گے
مجھے امید ہے پڑھ کر آپ کے سارے طبق روشن ہو جایں گے
 

Citizen X

President (40k+ posts)
‏براڈ شیٹ نے ایون فیلڈ اپارٹمنٹس اپنے پیسے کی ادائیگی کے لیے ضبط کروانے کی کوششش کی جو وہ ہار گے اور قانون کے مطابق وکلا کا خرچ دینا پڑا، اس سے آپکے گناہ،جرائم اور کیلبری فونٹ والی بھونگیاں نہیں دھلتی۔ ویسے آج تک آپ ان فلیٹوں کی منی ٹریل بھی نہ دے سکے!
Another case of rasgullay before Urdu translation ?????
 

Resident Evil

Senator (1k+ posts)
Broadsheet ends up paying Rs4.5m to Sharif family in London lawsuit


336529_7822408_updates.jpg
Broadsheet CEO, Kaveh Moussavi.
  • Broadsheet has made a payment of £20,000 for the settlement of the Sharif family’s legal costs
  • The asset recovery firm has withdrawn the Avenfield Apartments attachment application before the English High Court
  • Lawyers acting for the Sharif family have confirmed that the payment has been received in their bank account



LONDON: Broadsheet LLC — hired by the Pakistani government to recover money and assets from the Sharif family — has ended up making a payment of around Rs4.5 million to the Sharifs in the lawsuit before the London High Court, according to legal evidence.
Broadsheet has made a payment of £20,000 (equivalent to 4.5 million Pakistani Rupees) to the Sharif family for the settlement of the Sharif family’s legal costs after having withdrawn the Avenfield Apartments attachment application before the English High Court for the seizure and sale of four Avenfield Apartments in the Broadsheet vs Pakistan/National Accountability Bureau (NAB) case.
Lawyers acting for the Sharif family have confirmed that the payment has been received in their bank account whereas Broadsheet’s lawyers have also confirmed making the payment.
Read more: Kaveh Moussavi challenges David Rose to sue him over £250000 kickback expose
Broadsheet was hired by Pakistan in 1999 to trace and recover assets of chief "target" Nawaz Sharif, his family members and around 170 other Pakistanis, but the deal has ended up costing Pakistan over US $65 million and no assets of Sharifs or anyone else were found — with the only exception of Admiral Mansoorul Haq.
According to legal papers available with this reporter, Broadsheet on 19 June 2020 started the process in the London High Court for the recovery of money awarded through two court judgments through the sale of four Avenfield Apartments.
Before starting the attachment process, Broadsheet (an Isle of Man company, in liquidation) obtained arbitration awards from the Court of Arbitration against Pakistan/NAB for breach of contract and damages in the sum of nearly $29 million.
Read more: UK court dismisses Broadsheet's plea seeking custody of Avenfield flats
In late 2019, Broadsheet was granted permission by the English High Court to enforce these arbitration awards as if they were judgments of the High Court.
The High Court in the UK normally enforces judgment debts by issuing a Charging Order whereby the creditor ‘charges’ assets belonging to the debtor. Charging orders generally follow a three-stage process: first, the claimant obtains an Interim Charging Order (ICO) which is issued on an ex parte basis; second, an application is made for a final charging order which if contested by the opposite party has to be argued before the court; and third, after a party succeeds in obtaining a final charging order, a subsequent order is made for the sale of the assets.
Broadsheet sought an Order on the basis that the Government of Pakistan held beneficial interests in the Avenfield Apartments pursuant to the judgment of the Accountability Court in Islamabad in the Avenfield Reference dated 6 July 2018 — convicting former PM Nawaz Sharif in the assets beyond means case.
Broadsheet’s solicitors notified Nielsen and Nescoll about the case on 6 July 2020. Since the Sharif family decided to contest, a hearing was listed for 19 October 2020. If Broadsheet were able to convince the court to issue a Charging Order, the next stage would be to request the sale of the apartments but on 5 October 2020, it was learnt from the High Court that most likely on the request of Broadsheet, the hearing was adjourned to 17 December 2020. This was the same date when the hearing was set for the charging of Pakistani High Commission’s bank accounts at the United bank Limited (UBL) which was decided in favour of Broadsheet.
Lawyers for the Sharif family said that from the outset, their position was that on well-established English legal principles, the Accountability Court Judgment, which has serious legal and factual flaws, did not vest any interest in the Avenfield Apartments and that it was, therefore, incapable of being enforced by the UK High Court.
On 2 December 2020, Broadsheet withdrew the case from the High Court whereas the Court made an order on the same day clearly discharging the Avenfield Apartments from any future proceedings.
Broadsheet stated that it withdrew the case for seizure and sale of the Avenfield apartments because it did not wish to proceed as it had secured its judgment debt by way of a separate Interim Third Party Debt Order but records show that Broadsheet had obtained an Interim Third Party Debt Order to freeze the High Commission’s accounts on 23 June 2020.
An Interim Charging Order is neither final nor binding. It was only made final after Broadsheet managed to convince the court in the hearing on 17 December 2020 to freeze the Pakistani High Commission’s bank accounts. Broadsheet did not, therefore, have the benefit of anything to secure the judgment money at the time when it withdrew its case against the Avenfield Apartments.

لو جی رام گلی کے دلوں کا کموڈ کا خرچہ بھی بچ گیا ۔ ۔ ۔
A Rawalpindi Patwari offering his mouth as an English COMOD for Ram Gally ka Dally & his tabbar,,
 

s.shahid

MPA (400+ posts)
او نہیں نہیں میں خوش نہیں ہو رہا جناب حیران و پریشان ہو رہا ہوں
Oh right, I understand now, you confused on what to make of Maryam's constant narrative shifting on this issue, (a) from London High Court broadsheet decision has vindicated sharifs to (b) broadsheet case is fraud-sheet to (c) now this. Abhi Pareshan nahi hona, agay agay dekho how the narrative will shift.
 

RajaRawal111

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
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Lo G phir rasgulay phele baant diye ? ? ? ? ?
Patta nahi tum patwari kub sudro gay,

Problem is you are always too keen to do your bandar dance all the time specially based on tatti from the likes of Jew news

Its called court fees, but ofcourse for jahils like you videos like this exist but you dungar patwaris
What the Idiots like you probably dont know that Kavey Mosavi tried Aevenfields apartments annexure because these apartments are mentioned in the "Potential Recoveries" part of the Arbitration court decision.
The court did not accept his pleas and refuse to claim them as potential property of Govt of Pakistan.

Other than that --- I know what kind of a22 you are. I would still like you to come up with an argument. But you rather will be safe under your a22-ness. So keep it up. ?